Hmm... If you were from Florida, you would perhaps know that it is not energy production thats a problem, but rather it is the power delivery at issue. ie. electrical lines that get snapped/cut/stretched/thrown around in the midst of a hurricane.
Yes. Bush singlehandedly convinced EVERYONE at the CIA/NSA/FBI that their were WMDs in Iraq.
Seriously! Get a clue. The man can barely form a coherent sentence without his speechwriters assistance. Do you really think he's intelligent enough to form a deception that would convince all brances of Governments? Honestly, I pity the state of politics in this Union when partisan politics plays to the point where people stop thinking critically, and instead react in the reactionary, non-thinking manner.
Yes. There was deceipt. That much is known and clearly evident, but what I would really like to know is who pulled the strings on this puppet. Who was the war-hawk that made it so that Bush and our Country would declare war on the nation of Iraq? Think about it like this; Bush is a weed. What you suggest would entail cutting off the top and ignoring the roots.
Disclaimer: I am republican. I voted for Gore first, Kerry second. I knew the dangers of a bible thumping oiler in office. I am more a moderate Conservative (well, prior to this current administration anyway)
The Shuttle is only computer controlled through the supersonic portion of flight, at around ~50,000 feet the controls are given to the Copilot for a relatively quick period. Following that, the pilot at around 30,000 feet assumes control, and guides the shuttle in while maintaining a trajectory within the glide slope.
Before posting mis-information like you've done today, check your facts first.
Wrote a dissertation with a title I'm not even going to try and type here
Your street address begins with a K and the house number ends with an 8
Your phone number ends with a 6
Should I continue?
The same way I was able to get your personal home address/phone number is the same method that that this journalist used to discover the identity of the wife on one mere fact. That his wife works for the CIA - In what capacity? That's irrelevant. The entire purpose of this article is to show how easy it is to discover anything, about anyone, on the net with very little information to begin with.
oh my.. You're not very bright are you? I don't need to know anything about the, "agency" - If I were looking for who this person might be (his wife) and I knew the legal name of her spouse, it would be as simple as the article states, to find out exactly WHO she is... but then, you didn't read the article, did you?
Next time you reply to a comment of mine, reply to what it was I SAID in my original comment instad of spewing off further stupidity.
Don't know how you got modded as insightful since you obviously didn't read the article. Note the comment in the article where it states:
"And I now possess all this information simply because I know (from Karl Rove, via Matt Cooper) that Joseph Wilson's wife "apparently works at the agency on WMD issues.""
Don't know how you got modded as insightful since you obviously didn't read the article. Note the comment in the article where it states:
"And I now possess all this information simply because I know (from Karl Rove, via Matt Cooper) that Joseph Wilson's wife "apparently works at the agency on WMD issues.""
Troll....
Say, I hear most everyone from the UK are in desperate need of Dental work and they all talk with Cockney accents. Man, those backwards people.
Winamp was first released in 1996, IIRC.
(slashdot is not friendly to fast typists and makes one wait an inordinate amount of time before clicking submit....)
Perhaps if you read the article, this snippet might have answered your question:
"normally, we have to sit down and write a long explanation email in order to communicate, and people are in different timezones, so the feedback is often less than fast. Being able to go directly up to somebody and perhaps even work together on a task in real-time, is a big plus."
....
"The reduction in distance and time augments the dialog between developers working in related areas, and some new projects can even spontaneously emerge on their own."
...but, all I can remember from your post is, "it's got to have a nice big pair on it."
*mind wandering, with visions of big pairs running through it..*
I am also a U.S. Citizen, underemployed and cannot afford college. Yet I'm making it, I'm attending the local community college for the first two years and not spending in excess. (God, I hate Ramen... Bleck!)
Every extra dime I have after living expenses (rent, electricity and basic internet cable) goes either to savings, or paying for my current tuition. I work two jobs, attend school fulltime, and will be graduating this term with highest honors.
I already have several grants / scholarships that will enable me to complete the remaining two years for the term beginning this fall.
Stop complaining and do what you have to do. Complaining gets you no where.
Converted the majority of your friends and family to Debian? My! IT would seem you've become a said friends and family's helpdesk.
My friends/family constantly think of me as their personal tech-budda and my IMs/phone go off constantly with "help me!" type questions, and I haven't touched most of their computers..
..but sitting here in my cubicle of an office measuring no more than 80 Square feet, with plane white walls and no window, I'm jealous.
No wonder they come up with off the wall creative stuff and I sometimes struggle whilst attempting to get the creative juices flowing.
Slashdot produces some of the worst html code available, and it doesn't produce the same exact code EVERY time. Some days it offers spans, some days tables missing end tags, it's just random garbarge.
How do you expect ANY browser to render code the same, EVERYTIME?
God. I fed a troll... *shaking head*
Won't be possible. There is a provision in the broadcast flag legislation that states the devices be rugged and difficult to modify. A simple little chip removal ain't going to happen.
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Anyone else finding digg.com a big fat 404 right now?
Hmm... If you were from Florida, you would perhaps know that it is not energy production thats a problem, but rather it is the power delivery at issue. ie. electrical lines that get snapped/cut/stretched/thrown around in the midst of a hurricane.
I really thought I had suddenly become retarded and couldn't parse english anymore. Thankfully, and quick edit proved me wrong.
Uhh...
Yes. Bush singlehandedly convinced EVERYONE at the CIA/NSA/FBI that their were WMDs in Iraq.
Seriously! Get a clue. The man can barely form a coherent sentence without his speechwriters assistance. Do you really think he's intelligent enough to form a deception that would convince all brances of Governments? Honestly, I pity the state of politics in this Union when partisan politics plays to the point where people stop thinking critically, and instead react in the reactionary, non-thinking manner.
Yes. There was deceipt. That much is known and clearly evident, but what I would really like to know is who pulled the strings on this puppet. Who was the war-hawk that made it so that Bush and our Country would declare war on the nation of Iraq? Think about it like this; Bush is a weed. What you suggest would entail cutting off the top and ignoring the roots.
Disclaimer: I am republican. I voted for Gore first, Kerry second. I knew the dangers of a bible thumping oiler in office. I am more a moderate Conservative (well, prior to this current administration anyway)Oh... One quick note. NASA is a bit strange with the pilot / copilot thing... It's rather like, Pilot=Copilot, Commander=Pilot .. Semantics, really.
The Shuttle is only computer controlled through the supersonic portion of flight, at around ~50,000 feet the controls are given to the Copilot for a relatively quick period. Following that, the pilot at around 30,000 feet assumes control, and guides the shuttle in while maintaining a trajectory within the glide slope.
Before posting mis-information like you've done today, check your facts first.
Dr. B W Jones
born around 1969 to 1971
Wrote a dissertation with a title I'm not even going to try and type here
Your street address begins with a K and the house number ends with an 8
Your phone number ends with a 6
Should I continue?
The same way I was able to get your personal home address/phone number is the same method that that this journalist used to discover the identity of the wife on one mere fact. That his wife works for the CIA - In what capacity? That's irrelevant. The entire purpose of this article is to show how easy it is to discover anything, about anyone, on the net with very little information to begin with.
oh my.. You're not very bright are you? I don't need to know anything about the, "agency" - If I were looking for who this person might be (his wife) and I knew the legal name of her spouse, it would be as simple as the article states, to find out exactly WHO she is... but then, you didn't read the article, did you?
Next time you reply to a comment of mine, reply to what it was I SAID in my original comment instad of spewing off further stupidity.
Don't know how you got modded as insightful since you obviously didn't read the article. Note the comment in the article where it states:
"And I now possess all this information simply because I know (from Karl Rove, via Matt Cooper) that Joseph Wilson's wife "apparently works at the agency on WMD issues.""
Don't know how you got modded as insightful since you obviously didn't read the article. Note the comment in the article where it states: "And I now possess all this information simply because I know (from Karl Rove, via Matt Cooper) that Joseph Wilson's wife "apparently works at the agency on WMD issues.""
Troll.... Say, I hear most everyone from the UK are in desperate need of Dental work and they all talk with Cockney accents. Man, those backwards people.
Winamp was first released in 1996, IIRC. (slashdot is not friendly to fast typists and makes one wait an inordinate amount of time before clicking submit....)
Seriously, have they ever heard of Winamp? It has playlists, ability to track songs, pick, shuffle, etc.
Curious, how does a magnetic field go extinct, like it did on Mars?
"normally, we have to sit down and write a long explanation email in order to communicate, and people are in different timezones, so the feedback is often less than fast. Being able to go directly up to somebody and perhaps even work together on a task in real-time, is a big plus."
"The reduction in distance and time augments the dialog between developers working in related areas, and some new projects can even spontaneously emerge on their own."
As always, RTFA...but, all I can remember from your post is, " it's got to have a nice big pair on it. " *mind wandering, with visions of big pairs running through it..*
Have a 'lil Hasselhoff on the brain? It's hassle...
I am also a U.S. Citizen, underemployed and cannot afford college. Yet I'm making it, I'm attending the local community college for the first two years and not spending in excess. (God, I hate Ramen... Bleck!) Every extra dime I have after living expenses (rent, electricity and basic internet cable) goes either to savings, or paying for my current tuition. I work two jobs, attend school fulltime, and will be graduating this term with highest honors. I already have several grants / scholarships that will enable me to complete the remaining two years for the term beginning this fall. Stop complaining and do what you have to do. Complaining gets you no where.
Converted the majority of your friends and family to Debian? My! IT would seem you've become a said friends and family's helpdesk. My friends/family constantly think of me as their personal tech-budda and my IMs/phone go off constantly with "help me!" type questions, and I haven't touched most of their computers..
..but sitting here in my cubicle of an office measuring no more than 80 Square feet, with plane white walls and no window, I'm jealous. No wonder they come up with off the wall creative stuff and I sometimes struggle whilst attempting to get the creative juices flowing.
..sued to DEATH
Slashdot produces some of the worst html code available, and it doesn't produce the same exact code EVERY time. Some days it offers spans, some days tables missing end tags, it's just random garbarge. How do you expect ANY browser to render code the same, EVERYTIME? God. I fed a troll... *shaking head*
No. *insert RIAA stomping foot sound here*
Yes there is, but if you had read the article you would have seen that the Judge did NOT consider these bloggers journalists. RTFA.
Won't be possible. There is a provision in the broadcast flag legislation that states the devices be rugged and difficult to modify. A simple little chip removal ain't going to happen.